We supply four brass finishes to suit traditional or contemporary interiors:

• Natural Mill Finish – Supplied untreated, this raw finish is ideal for customers wishing to polish, patinate, or lacquer the strip themselves. Appearance may vary slightly due to production. (Not shown, appearance varies – ask us for a sample)

• Antique Finish – Our signature patina-aged brass finish, offering a rich, warm, timeworn aesthetic. Antique brass inlay strips are sealed and ready to use — ideal for period-style interiors or vintage detailing.

• Mirror (Bright Polished) – Highly reflective and smooth, perfect for standout inlay lines or modern applications. (Scroll down to see image)

• Satin Finish – A mid-sheen surface created by treating mill finish brass, giving a soft and natural matte look.

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• A close-up of satin and antique brass and copper strip samples laid on foam — showing the finish range available for furniture and joinery inlays.

• Brass floor inlay panels rendered in natural satin and antique brass — illustrating wider sheet-cut inlay options for flooring and decorative banding.

We work with a wide range of solid brass inlay profiles, with popular sizes including:

• 3/16″ x 3/16″ (approx. 4.8mm x 4.8mm)

• ¼” x ¼” (approx. 6.35mm x 6.35mm)

• 5/16″ x 5/16″ (approx. 8mm x 8mm)

• ½” x ⅛” (approx. 12.7mm x 3.2mm)

Other sizes and profiles are also produced across the industry. Get the full list of available brass bar and strip profiles, with both imperial and metric dimensions.
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Availability varies, but most can be sourced or cut to order. All brass inlays can also be supplied in antique finishes, making them suitable for both contemporary interiors and heritage-style projects.

📸 Image: Detail of brass inlay meeting in a Y-junction within light oak — showing precise craftsmanship and alignment.

We also produce custom brass floor inlay panels for interior designers, flooring contractors, and architectural projects. These inlays are commonly used for:

• Decorative brass lines set into concrete, terrazzo, wood, or resin floors

• Branding and logos embedded in commercial flooring

• Divider strips between flooring zones or materials

• Accent features in lobbies, retail spaces, and showrooms

This style of floor inlay is precision laser cut from solid brass sheet, supplied with a protective film to prevent damage during installation. We can cut simple straight divider strips or intricate custom shapes to your specification.

Brass sheets are available up to 3m in length and up to 1.2m in width.

We offer a choice of finishes to suit different styles — natural brass for a bright, contemporary look, or antique brass for a pre-aged appearance with warm, vintage character.

You can explore more options on our Brass Finishes page.

Pictured: laser cut brass inlays on the workshop trolley (left) and a comparison of natural vs antique brass finishes (right).

In addition to straight strips and flat bands, we also produce curved brass inlay panels to suit architectural and decorative projects. These examples were CNC-cut from 3mm brass sheet and engraved with intricate detailing, before being finished in our antique patina to create depth and contrast. The combination of precision cutting and traditional finishing techniques makes them suitable for use in floors, feature joinery, or branding elements within commercial interiors. Curved inlays allow designers to achieve flowing lines and patterned motifs that go beyond the limits of straight strip work, opening up new creative possibilities for bespoke interiors.

For more engraved options, see our Brass Plaques page, where we showcase additional bespoke signage and branding work

Brass inlay strips and copper inlays bring warmth, character, and individuality to furniture design. Applied as linear bands, geometric patterns, or statement motifs, they enhance table tops, counters, and bespoke joinery with a touch of crafted luxury. From aged patina strips in oak dining tables to mirror-polished inlays in coffee or console tables, our precision-cut strips and custom sheet-cut panels allow makers and designers to integrate metal seamlessly into their furniture projects.

Images: Oak table with aged brass inlay strip; oak table with distressed copper inlay and matching edge trim.

For more examples of how metal is used in furniture, view our Brass Table Tops collection.

What are brass inlay strips used for?

Brass inlay strips are used to add decorative detail to wood, furniture, joinery, table tops, cabinetry, floors and retail interiors. They can be recessed into timber or other materials to create a luxury contrast line or pattern.

Do you supply antique brass inlay strips?

Yes, we offer antique brass inlay strips in a variety of widths. These strips are pre-patinated using a traditional aged brass finish; they can be sealed with wax (a temporary seal) or lacquer to preserve the colour. Ideal for period-style interiors or vintage detailing.

Can you cut brass inlay strips to size?

Yes — we offer a cutting service for all standard and wide brass inlay strips. Whether you need full 3.0m lengths or custom sizes, we can trim strips to your specification for easier installation.

What sizes and profiles are available?

We work with a wide range of solid brass profiles, including 3/16″, ¼”, 5/16″, and ½” widths. Custom profiles and wider bands can also be cut from flat brass sheet in thicknesses such as 1.5mm, 2mm, or 3mm.

Do you offer bespoke or laser-cut brass inlays?

Yes — in addition to standard strips, we can laser-cut or engrave bespoke brass inlay designs from sheet metal. These are ideal for logos, patterns, lettering, or branded joinery work, and can be supplied with patina fill for a custom antique effect.

Are brass inlay strips suitable for flooring projects?

Yes. Brass inlay strips are often used in flooring to create decorative lines, borders, and logos within timber, terrazzo, concrete, or resin floors. We cut floor inlays from solid brass strips or sheet with a protective film (natural finish) to prevent damage during installation. Patina-aged finish products are wrapped in Jiffy foam. Our inlays are durable, long-lasting, and add a refined design feature to lobbies, retail spaces, and residential interiors.